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Review of Vantage Point
Despite its intriguing plot device, which some reviewers hastily compared to “Rashomon,” “Vantage Point” is more akin to the arrogant intellectualism of the Bruce Willis-starring “Lucky Number Slevin,” a 2006 thriller that wasn’t nearly as brilliant as it thought it was and, by the film’s end, had descended into a sea of cliches and predictability.
At least the concept is original. In “Vantage Point,” a series of roughly five vignettes depicts the attempted assassination of the American president (William Hurt) shortly after his arrival in Spain to sign a multi-nation accord that is said to have a significant impact on terrorism worldwide.
The opening scene simply follows a studio executive (Sigourney Weaver) as she records the events before all hell breaks loose when the shots are fired. This scenario, which is the most clearly depicted in the movie, is followed by vignettes from the perspectives of Secret Service personnel, an American tourist (Forest Whitaker), the President, and, well, you get the idea.
Barry Levy, a current Hollywood “it” writer (at least prior to Diablo Cody’s Oscar victory), has undoubtedly created an intriguing idea. Unfortunately, “Vantage Point” loses sight of what made it special in the beginning and crumbles under the pressure of predictability, mediocre character development, and poor camerawork from director Pete Travis (“Omagh”).
The more casual moviegoer, who may not be aware that this plot device has only been utilised a few times in the past year and never with such a monotonous and unsatisfying result, is likely to enjoy “Vantage Point” more.
Contrarily, having seen these other films caused me to watch “Vantage Point” and almost laugh out loud at some parts, much to the dismay of those in the crowd around me who appeared to be at least tangentially invested in the movie.
There is nothing inherently wrong with a suspenseful political thriller. A political thriller that prioritises velocity and style over intelligence, substance, and, well, politics does feel slightly off, though.
The stressed-out TV executive played by Sigourney Weaver and the uneasy Agent Barnes played by Dennis Quaid, who has already taken a bullet for the President, are practically the same.
The Best Actor Oscar winner from the previous year, Forest Whitaker, seems to be portraying what Idi Amin could have done if he had access to an HD camera, while Matthew Fox, who plays another agent working with Barnes, isn’t given anything to do.
After a strong start, “Vantage Point” loses its audience’s attention, and by the film’s closing scene, one could practically feel viewers trembling with the all-too-familiar anticipation of knowing the outcome but hoping the writer pulls a fast one.
Cast of Vantage Point
| Dennis Quaid | as | Thomas Barnes |
| Forest Whitaker | as | Howard Lewis |
| Matthew Fox | as | Kent Taylor |
| Bruce McGill | as | Phil McCullough |
| Edgar Ramírez | as | Javier (as Edgar Ramirez) |
| Saïd Taghmaoui | as | Suarez |
| Ayelet Zurer | as | Veronica |
| Zoe Saldana | as | Angie Jones (as Zoë Saldana) |
Crew Members of Vantage Point
| Director | Pete Travis |
| Producer | Ricardo Del Río |
| Writer | Barry L. Levy |
| Music By | Atli Örvarsson |
| Cinematography by | Amir Mokri |
| Film Editing By | Sebastian Aguirre Stuart Baird |
| Production Design by | Brigitte Broch |
| Costume Design by | Luca Mosca |
Trailer of Vantage Point
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